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Appreciates Prune NGO for organizing charity fund raising awareness event in Kargil
KARGIL, OCTOBER 17, 2021: Chairman and Chief Executive Councillor, LAHDC, Kargil Feroz Ahmad Khan said that the role of community members and volunteers assumes utmost importance if education is to be made meaningful and purposeful which was evident from the success of community classes in the district during the COVID-19.
The CEC stated this while addressing teachers, students and community members during a charity fund raising event organized by NGO The Prune at Government Middle School (GMS), New Tumail Colony Kargil here today where he was the chief guest.
Founder SECMOL and Director HIAL Sonam Wangchuk was the guest of honor on the occasion while the Deputy Commissioner and CEO, LAHDC, Kargil Santosh Sukhadeve was the special guest on the occasion.
Director Animal and Sheep Husbandry Ladakh Dr Muhammad Raza Abbasi, Councillor Pashkum Kacho Muhammad Feroz, prominent writer and former IAS officer Kacho Asfandyar Khan Faridoon, district officers, Sarpanchs and Panchs, members of school management and NGO The Prune besides other concerned officers and villagers were present on the occasion.
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CEC Feroz Khan congratulated and expressed gratitude to NGO The Prune and Founder SECMOL Sonam Wangchuk for organizing a successful charity fundraising event. Acknowledging the role of volunteers he expressed gratitude to all those volunteers who have contributed immensely towards the successful conduct of community classes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The CEC urged Founder SECMOL Sonam Wangchuk to work in collaboration with the LAHDC, Kargil for development of quality education and environmental conservation in Kargil District. He further said with the help of volunteers and youth organizations, the administration is implementing quality education in schools and also training teachers.
Founder SECMOL Sonam Wangchuk assured to extend all out support for the initiatives of the NGOs like SEMOK, The Prune and KDP.
He said that he would be happy to support any proposal for education upliftment and environmental conservation which comes from Kargil. He also expressed happiness by witnessing the youth of Ladakh sparing their free time for the welfare of society.
Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Commissioner Kargil Santosh Sukhadeve emphasized on the development of education in every nook and corner of the district. Underlining the importance of education he said that a human being without education is nothing, and one cannot move forward in life without education.
The Deputy Commissioner also appealed to the teachers to become an inspiration for the students. “The administration is trying to make schools winter-friendly so that students do not suffer during winters,” he said.
Kacho Muhammad Feroz, Councillor Pashkum extended gratitude to The Prune for promoting quality and innovative education system in Kargil.
Earlier Master Hassan, Teacher GMS New Tumail Colony thanked The Prune and Sonam Wangchuk for sponsoring the program and choosing their school for the initiative while Akhone Ali Sarpanch put forth some demands pertaining to the school before the CEC and DC Kargil.
Earlier, Suhail Kacho, member of NGO the Prune welcomed the guests and other participants. Introducing the NGO, he said that The Prune has successfully created a learning environment at three government middle schools of the district till now which include GMS Pashkum, GMS Parkachik and GMS New Tumail Colony.
During the event, the school students performed different cultural programs and street plays.
Meanwhile, the CEC along with the DC Kargil, Founder SECMOL and other guests inspected the Government Middle School New Tumail Colony where the NGO the Prunes has furnished the classrooms with creative art and crafts. They appreciated their creative work.
Pertinently, The Prune is an NGO that works for bringing innovative learning atmosphere in government schools and also focuses on underprivileged and poor students.
